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  1. Xiangjiang Water Chief Realist Fiction200k WordsCompleted Focusing on the improvement of seawater rice, the key task of counterpart aid to Xinjiang in the new era, it focuses on the tenth batch of aid teams from Hunan Province. Taking the aid process of the protagonists Chen Jiangsheng and Su Qing as an example, it shows the realistic-themed novels of industrial construction, scientific and technological breakthroughs, ethnic integration, and rural revitalization of aid to Xinjiang. 1.2MClicks9Favorites0Tickets
  2. To the West, to the West! Realist Fiction419k WordsCompleted In 1954, the Xinjiang Construction Corps was established Li Jiangyu was ordered to lead his company to open up wasteland and cultivate land. The old platoon leader clutched the soil from the Gobi Desert before he died. "If the soil can bury us, it will bury the seeds..." When the entire company lit the first bonfire in the wasteland Li Jiangyu buried the last bullet in the soil He knew that from now on, the barrel of the gun would become Cantuman. Only here have we established a foothold, 20.8kClicks1.2kFavorites0Tickets
  3. Golden Daban Realist Fiction253k WordsCompleted This is a story about a young geologist in the new era fighting against the sky and the earth to create a miracle of prospecting in the "forbidden zone of life". They lived in the open on the plateau, climbed on ice and slept in the snow on barren mountains, and made every effort to carry out field operations in the face of adversity. Every stone sample in the tent is engraved with the footprints of their trek; every set of geological survey data is a reflection of their hard work. They wrote t 259Clicks4Favorites0Tickets
  4. Eventful Years: Aid to Xinjiang in 1962 Realist Fiction235k WordsCompleted In 1962, Lin Deyuan, an educated youth from Shanghai, boarded a westbound train and carved a monument to the development of the frontier with his youth and blood in his den in the Gobi Desert. In the Shihezi Reclamation Area, the large canals dug by educated youths and soldiers irrigated the entire Mosuo Bay farm. On the desert frozen soil, the saline-alkali land they improved has become the most fertile soil. In Urumqi, educated youths teach and educate people, bringing knowledge to every child 255Clicks5Favorites0Tickets
  5. Shule Scrolls: a Millennium Book of Sand Sea Realist Fiction346k WordsCompleted The history of desertification control in Xinjiang is a magnificent epic that spans thousands of years. From the ancient dynasties' reclamation and border garrisoning to ensure border security, to New China's use of modern science and technology to carry out systematic ecological restoration, it shows the great journey of the Chinese nation's unremitting struggle against the harsh natural environment and ultimately the realization of harmonious coexistence. In ancient times, the Han, Tang, Yuan 57Clicks3Favorites0Tickets
  6. Years of Kiln Fire Realist Fiction203k WordsCompleted In the 1980s, the construction industry developed rapidly. As a subsidiary of Shihezi Construction Company, Shihezi Lun Kiln Factory developed rapidly with the pace of the times. As a result, the fate of parents and children took different trajectories. Until the late 1990s, due to the need for energy conservation, emission reduction and cost control, the construction industry used large quantities of hollow bricks. The kilns that fired red bricks were in decline. They were changed from state-o 37Clicks1Favorites0Tickets
  7. Yaksi Years Realist Fiction350k WordsCompleted A chance encounter led to an indissoluble bond between Kazakh herdsman Harim and the Third Company of the Xinjiang Construction Corps. And his friendship with company commander Chu Tianyu has become more and more profound along with the reform of Xinjiang pastures, the eradication of bandits, and the large-scale construction in Xinjiang. During this turbulent time, they fought side by side, composing a touching relationship between the military and the people, and creating an unforgettable time 18Clicks2Favorites0Tickets
  8. Xinjiang Wind Blows Warm Jade Realist Romance151k WordsCompleted The heroine met Aili, a young man from Xinjiang, at a jade market in Shanghai and spent a happy time. Later, Aili returned to Xinjiang because of his mother's illness and lost contact with the heroine. The heroine said because of Aili's words: You should go to Hotan, Xinjiang to see the life of jade diggers, and you won't think that Hotan jade is expensive. So he set foot on Hotan in southern Xinjiang alone. In this unfamiliar place, the heroine met Didi driver Master Wen. Along the way, Master 4Clicks0Favorites0Tickets
  9. The Bright Moon Shines on Tianshan Mountain Realist Romance39k WordsOngoing She could have been working as her prosecutor in Linjiang City step by step and waiting for a decent wedding. But she broke off the engagement, signed up, and stepped into the wind and sand eight thousand miles away - the person who picked her up did not come. Some people say that aid to Xinjiang is gold-plated, but she insists on planting trees. A dead Populus euphratica forest leads to a major case involving a large taxpayer; a Uyghur girl who was raped online made her understand that the l 1Clicks0Favorites0Tickets